The world’s attention is on Titan, the submarine that went down late last week and has failed to surface. Something that caused a lot of curiosity about the submersible is that it was controlled by a controller that went on sale in 2010. As expected, the controller has become popular again and was put on sale.
As we informed you a few days ago, the Titan crew could control it thanks to the gray Logitech G F710 wireless controller and which many criticized for being used for a critical dive of more than 3,000 meters.
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Control of Titan went on sale and sold out
Well, while the work on locating Titan continues almost 4 days after contact with the surface was lost, the world continues to talk about the mysterious case and its relationship with the control of 2010.
In fact, such has been the interest in this device that Amazon in the United States was on discount this week, as reported by the account specializing in videogamedeals, which dropped its price from $49.99 USD to $29.99 USD.
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Logitech Controllers Sale via Amazon (Prime Eligible). https://t.co/U3RaFq17VP pic.twitter.com/SFtNA4d2Hm
—Cheap Ass Gamer (@videogamedeals) June 20, 2023
However, at the time of publishing the note, the control no longer available on amazon usa. The controller, however, can still be obtained through Amazon Mexico, but it is not on sale, but its price is high: $1145 MXN.
The company responsible for the trip to the Titanic and specialized in submarines, OceanGate, was in charge of manufacturing the Titan submarine, whose control was the responsibility of the crew, who could perform basic maneuvers by means of a Logitech G F710 controller with the pair of personalized levers . According to some hypotheses, it is believed that the submarine could have had communication failures or that the control was disconnected, preventing the crew from having control over the submersible.
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